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Me, but simply because I own the business it doesn't mean the money belongs to me until I draw it as salary, declare a dividend or have expenses reimbursed. MyCo Ltd is a different legal and financial entity.
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Me too, and theres all that corporation tax and vat sat around too.Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostAbsolutely agree with that. If nothing else as contractors we have to maintain a warchest so an offset makes a lot of sense as let's face it there's bugger all interest being paid on savings that are accessible.
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RANDOM.ORG - Coin FlipperOriginally posted by Lockhouse View PostDo I take 3.99 fixed for 5 years or 2.0% above base variable?
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You only make money out of Gold when someone more stupid than you buys it from you.Originally posted by Dearnla View PostI can do that too - it's still in the bank, but not in an offset.
Heard a quote the other day from an economic expert about Gold - "It's not much use for anything, whereas Copper...." etc
Turns out you can't build infrastructure with Gold, you need loadsa Copper...
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I can do that too - it's still in the bank, but not in an offset.Originally posted by TykeMerc View PostIn my case it's essentially an easy access to instant cash tool, got an offset with a positive credit balance and when I needed access to £15k last week I just pulled it straight out of the account.
Heard a quote the other day from an economic expert about Gold - "It's not much use for anything, whereas Copper...." etc
Turns out you can't build infrastructure with Gold, you need loadsa Copper...
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Pretty sure the base rate is going up at by 0.5% this year and maybe another 0.5 next year.
Still that's only 1%. Mortgage will be paid off by then anyways....(I'm buying a small house.)
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In my case it's essentially an easy access to instant cash tool, got an offset with a positive credit balance and when I needed access to £15k last week I just pulled it straight out of the account.Originally posted by Dearnla View Post<Smartass mode on/ What's a Mortgage? paid mine off 3 years ago. Yippee.../Smartass mode off>
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this gold that you buy, what do you do , keep it under the bed or something ?Originally posted by DimPrawn View PostExactly. If you think the mortgage lenders don't know what coming (interest rates wise) you are deluding yourself.
Take the lowest cost option now (not some complex deal with terrible tie ins). With the money you save now, pay down the capital or buy gold (Buy Gold Bullion TODAY ▷ Buy Gold Online at LIVE Gold Prices - BullionVault.com is my preferred route).
Interest rates aren't going up, and if they do, it will be a token 0.25% hike to show "BoE clamps down on 200% inflation rate".
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Originally posted by shaunbhoy View PostReckoned by whom exactly benesy?
You been on AtW's Blog again?

less of it you cheeky cant
Milan.
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